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The Certificate program is
designed to provide an introduction to
clinical and translational research.
Qualified applicants
include:
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fellows and junior
faculty interested in collaborating in
research, or fellows/junior faculty just
launching their career as
clinical/translational researchers
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health science students
in the Colleges of Medicine, Pharmacy,
Nursing, and Allied Health Sciences
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basic science researchers
crossing over into clinical translation
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residents
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post-doctoral fellows
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health science professionals
The Certificate program
consists of 14 credit hours, most of which
can be completed during an 8-week summer
session.
Required courses:
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Introduction to
Epidemiology (Summer or Winter quarter, 3
credits)
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Introduction to
Biostatistics (Summer or Fall quarter, 4
credits)
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Ethics in Research
(Summer or Winter quarter; 1 credit)
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One or two of the
following electives:
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Study Design and Analysis
(Winter quarter, 3 credits)
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Principles of
Clinical Trials (Fall quarter, 3
credits)
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Molecular Epidemiology
(Spring quarter, 3 credits)
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Introduction to SAS Programming (Summer,
Fall quarter, 2 credits)
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Regression Analysis
(Winter quarter, 4 credits)
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Biostatistics in Research (Winter quarter, 3
credits)
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Mentored Research (any
quarter, up to 3 credits)
Apply Now!
Active
Certificate Students: Ready to Apply for
Certificate Completion?
For more
information, contact Jackie Knapke at
513-558-0809 or by email at
Jackie.Knapke@uc.edu.
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